Meaning of lady

Lady

Common

noun

•

The

of a

.

•

A

of

or higher

, a

of

.

•

The

of

.

•

A

to a

or

.

•

A

that can be used

the

of

,

,

, or

.

•

A

: an

human.

•

A

or

form of address

to

.

•

Used to

a

.

•

for use by

.

•

A

or

; a

.

•

A

to whom the

of a

was

; a

to whom one is

or

.

•

A

(the

).

•

Who is a

.

•

In Wicca:

form of

.

•

The

in the

of a

,

; so called from a

to a

.

•

In British English:

A five-pound

. (

,

for

.)

•

A woman’s

.

•

An

for a

; the

of a

a

who

the

in her own right; a

for a

, the

of a

or

, and the

and

daughters-in-law

of certain

.

•

In Wicca:

A

.

name

•

The

for the (primary)

in

-centered

.

•

The

in the

, a

into the

,

, and

.

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lady

English

lady

Middle English (1100-1500)

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